Miss Dot Ellis Returns Home to Kansas City
Miss Dot Ellis arrived back in Kansas City last night, traveling with Miss Charline Smith as her companion.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1918
Page
3
Miss Dot Ellis arrived back in Kansas City last night, traveling with Miss Charline Smith as her companion.
Advertises a home remedy mixing two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint freckle and tan lotion. Claims to fade freckles and blemishes with daily application and gentle fragrance, noting it is harmless and inexpensive.
Society notes report a Red Cross benefit night hosted by the Red Sieges Auxiliary of district No. 7 at Kanwaka on Saturday with admission set at 10 cents. Other items mention a knitting club meeting with Miss Margaret iitch and a First Christian church Sunday School Class picnic hosted by Mrs. Tatman on aske Avenue with many members listed as present. J.V.H. Kahno traveled to Kansas City for a short visit.
A public recital by the School of Fine Arts music department at the university is set for Wednesday at 8 15 PM. The program includes piano, violin, organ, and vocal selections by students such as Joana Gleed Erma Lates Mabel McNary Marie Shuey Ednah Hopkins Marie Musz Mildred Niesley Ruth Gibson and others. The program lists pieces by Beethoven Debussy Chopin and Massenet among others.
Miss Naybeth Parker selects Saturday July 20 for her marriage to Mr. Hugh Peek at Duluth Minnesota where he works at the shipyards. The Parker party departs July 19 for Duluth. Pi Phi convention notes follow with Lucille Spencer of Iola as delegate at Charlevoix Michigan.
The Kansas Alpha and Kansas Beta chapters gain new charters while two more bloom at the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia and the University of West Virginia Morgantown, expanding to fifty six chapters. Dinner honors Private Francis Monk in France with a bouquet centerpiece as relatives and friends attend.
Mr. Jacob Kilworth leaves tomorrow for a two weeks visit with his daughter at Lyons Kansas.
Washington July 9 Definite assurances from the food administration that there is no danger of a sugar famine were given as the sugar conservation measures continue. The public is urged to limit household sugar to three pounds monthly and maintain other measures.
Messages from Britain to Chile and Belgium to Singapore report hearty recognition of the U S birthday and gratitude for America’s role in the war. Wilson’s overseas address and Mount Vernon speech are widely printed with praise as the Stars and Stripes fly around the globe. Smoker Caused Fire Damaged a barn at 645 New York Street early today. witnesses say a man smoking in the barn just before the alarm. The property belonged to A V Foster.
The crescent moon in the west sometimes shows a faint full orb still visible. This is due to earthlight reflecting on the moon’s portion not directly lit by the sun, making it faintly visible to the eye.
William G. Hanger accidentally shot himself in the foot yesterday and remains confined at his residence at 1637 Barker Avenue. He is reported in stable condition and receiving care at home.
A discussion notes that a good conversationalist speaks genuinely rather than for effect. It contrasts a noisy talker who seeks to impress with someone who speaks true thoughts, and mentions Mrs Weeks returning to Baldwin after a visit with relatives in Lawrence.
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